By Anastasia Bedran

Deserts There are eighteen deserts in the world. 1.Almeria Desert (Tiny Desert) 2.Antartica Desert (Polar Desert) 3.Arabian Desert 4.Atacama Desert 5.Chihuahua Desert 6.Gobi Desert 7.Great Basin Desert 8.Great Sandy Desert 9.Greenland Desert (Polar Desert) 10.Kalahari Desert 11.Kara-Kum Desert There are eighteen deserts in the world. 1.Almeria Desert (Tiny Desert) 2.Antartica Desert (Polar Desert) 3.Arabian Desert 4.Atacama Desert 5.Chihuahua Desert 6.Gobi Desert 7.Great Basin Desert 8.Great Sandy Desert 9.Greenland Desert (Polar Desert) 10.Kalahari Desert 11.Kara-Kum Desert

12.Nimbi Desert (A Small Desert) 13.Patagonia Desert 14.Sahara Desert (A Big Desert) 15.Sechura Desert 16.Sonoran Desert 17.Takla Makan Desert 18.Thar Desert 12.Nimbi Desert (A Small Desert) 13.Patagonia Desert 14.Sahara Desert (A Big Desert) 15.Sechura Desert 16.Sonoran Desert 17.Takla Makan Desert 18.Thar Desert

One is called Sahara Desert. It’s the biggest desert in the world. It hardly even rains there! There is one called Namib Desert. It’s the smallest desert. Deserts aren’t all hot. Antarctica is a desert, but not a hot, it’s a cold desert. Sahara and Gobi Deserts are cold at night. One is called Sahara Desert. It’s the biggest desert in the world. It hardly even rains there! There is one called Namib Desert. It’s the smallest desert. Deserts aren’t all hot. Antarctica is a desert, but not a hot, it’s a cold desert. Sahara and Gobi Deserts are cold at night.

Sahara Desert Welcome to Sahara Desert! It’s cold at night. The Sahara Desert stretches across North Africa, from Atlantic Ocean to Red Sea. The Sahara Desert is big and it hardly even rains there. Plants in the Sahara Desert are special. Birds and some animals, live in them.

Spiders, snakes and lizards eat little insects, because they cannot survive without food. Lions and leopards chase animals into the deserts to make an easy meal. Spiders, snakes and lizards eat little insects, because they cannot survive without food. Lions and leopards chase animals into the deserts to make an easy meal.

-Features The strangest lizard is the Throny Devil! The colour on the Throny Devil changes, yellow to reddish and brown to black, depending on which type of soil it’s crossing. This is a harmless lizard.Their length is 20cm. Throny Devils lay eggs under the ground. They lay 3 to 10 eggs. The eggs hatch 3-4 months later. Throny Devils live up to 20 years. -Features The strangest lizard is the Throny Devil! The colour on the Throny Devil changes, yellow to reddish and brown to black, depending on which type of soil it’s crossing. This is a harmless lizard.Their length is 20cm. Throny Devils lay eggs under the ground. They lay 3 to 10 eggs. The eggs hatch 3-4 months later. Throny Devils live up to 20 years.

-Found. Throny Devils are found in Western Australia, North and South Queensland.

-Food Throny Devil eats about 600 to 300 ants! That’s a lot! They eat one ant a time. 45 ants a minute. Throny Devil eats about 600 to 300 ants! That’s a lot! They eat one ant a time. 45 ants a minute.

Throny Devils are endangered. People save Throny Devil’s nests by placing wire around them. By doing this, they keep predators out and hold babies after hatching. This seems to be working.

-Features Different colours help coyotes to hide under bushes, rocks and grasses. Coyotes have sharp eyesight. -Features Different colours help coyotes to hide under bushes, rocks and grasses. Coyotes have sharp eyesight.

-Found Coyotes are found in Western America, but people moved them to United States, Cape Cod, Canada and Mexico.

-Food Coyotes eat rabbits, rodents, antelopes, goats, sheep and other animals. They will also eat insects and reptiles. Dead elk, deer and cattle food will also become main food Northern wintertime. Coyotes move closer to people and will also eat garbage.

Coyotes aren't endangered, but please don’t hunt or kill them!

-Features A camel is a animal. Camels have humps to store water! Like horses camels were raced in the Arabian desert. -Features A camel is a animal. Camels have humps to store water! Like horses camels were raced in the Arabian desert.

-Food Camels eat whatever it finds, it could even eat it’s owner’s tent! When a camel gets a drink from it’s hump, it gulps 100 liters down! Camels eat whatever it finds, it could even eat it’s owner’s tent! When a camel gets a drink from it’s hump, it gulps 100 liters down!

Camels aren’t endangered, but please don’t kill them.